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Too bad you aren't christ 42145.I wanted to show how Christ II is very different then how everyone has imagined him to be.
You here that everybody, he's leaving. We all know what egotistical lolcows really mean when they say that...Dude Brad said:GOD/GOODBYE
I give it about three to four days before 42145 comes back here to try and "teach" us more bullshit. I mean we're probably the only people that have actually interacted with him without any of us having to mace him in order to get him to go away.
That's okay, all your sentences have been overturned. It's all good.Delusional dude who thinks he's Jesus said:If I continue to remain here, it would only result in my further sentencing everyone to longer non-human reincarnations and worse luck than you're already having.
You sure seem to know a lot about Judiasm. Are you sure you're not actually Jesus and not Bradly here that likes to claim he is? That would be a good trick now wouldn't it?No, they won't. There are essentially four levels of Judaism.
The first thing to keep in mind is that being Jewish is essentially an identity seperate from the religion; one can convert into the religion, but the Jewish 'ethnic' identity is one that you carry whether you practice or not. The orthodox and those above them believe in the five books of Moses, the books of prophets, and all of the assorted writings of the rabbis from the time of the second temple, which boils down to them believing and doing a lot of bizarre things. The conservative believe most of the same things (keeping kosher, sabbath, pray three times a day), but due to seeing the writings of the ancient rabbis as obselete and barbaric, don't believe in them at all, and so are much less strict. Reform/reconstructionist Jews are so open that some Jews in the upper rungs of observance consider them to be heretics. They acknowledge that the five books and prophets (read: the old testament) are ludicrous and at odds with history, but still believe it to be the word of God, so they essentially interpret everything. They have prayer services in english, forsaking the old hebrew ones, allow women to be rabbis, and are in general much more approachable in general. The last rung are the so-called traditional Jews, who rarely go to synagogue, don't keep kosher, but celebrate the major holidays, even if they don't believe in them. None of these aforementioned Jews will write God's name out as a rule, and if they do, they will do their best to dispose of it properly.
P.S. Hey 42145, I though you said that you weren't suppose to write out the word "god"?
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